El Verbo “Doler (oue)”

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1 El Verbo “Doler (oue)”
En español doler significa “to be hurt/painful”

2 DOLER is conjugated just like the verb GUSTAR. There are only 2 forms!
Doler is conjugated based on what’s being hurt. Duele (refers to one body part / singular) Duelen (refers to more than one body part / plural)

3 Por ejemplo: In English we say: “My arm hurts”
En español decimos: “The arm hurts me.” me duele el brazo IOP + verb + subject

4 The word order is actually “backwards”:
En Español…: The word order is actually “backwards”: The indirect object comes first: Me Then the verb: duele Finally the subject of the verb: el brazo. Make it negative by adding “no” at the beginning.

5 Who is hurt or in pain? Who is being affected?
Indirect Object Pronouns: Me- me Te – you Le – him/her You formal Nos – us Os – You guys - plural(informal) **(Spain) Les – Them, You guys (plural)

6 Frases de clarificación: These make the sentences more clear,
identify the ambiguous person or add emphasis. Nos = a nosotros Os = a vosotros Les = a ellos a ellas a Uds. (a Roberto y a Luis) (a Lola y a Carmen) (a mis amigos) Me = a mí Te = a ti Le = a él a ella a Ud. (a Roberto) (a Lola) (a tu hermano)

7 (A María le duelen las piernas)
¡Cuatro partes! Follow the pattern… A (clarifying + preposition) Indirect Object + Pronoun who is being affected Duele (n) + The noun (sing/pl) subject or what is causing the pain No naked nouns! las piernas le duelen A Maria Maria’s legs hurt. The legs hurt Maria. (A María le duelen las piernas) DOLER is conjugated based on what’s being hurt.

8 Los verbos como Gustar Gustar Encantar Dar asco Fascinar Interesar
Molestar Parecer Faltar Doler (oue) Dar miedo To be pleasing, like To love To disgust/displease/upset To fascinate/be fascinated by To be interested in To bother To seem To lack To hurt/be painful/cause sorrow To be scared

9 Los verbos como Gustar Gustar Encantar Dar asco Fascinar Interesar
Molestar Parecer Faltar Doler (oue) Dar miedo Me, te, le, nos, les gusta(n) Me, te, le, nos, les encanta(n) Me, te, le, nos, les da(n) asco Me, te, le, nos, les fascina(n) Me, te, le, nos, les interesa(n) Me, te, le, nos, les molesta(n) Me, te, le, nos, les parece(n) Me, te, le, nos, les falta(n) Me, te, le, nos, les duele(n) Me, te, le, nos, les da(n) miedo

10 ¿Cómo se dice? My head hurts (me). Me duele la cabeza.

11 ¿Cómo se dice? My elbow bothers me. Me molesta el codo.

12 His stomach bothers him.
¿Cómo se dice? His stomach bothers him. (A él) le molesta el estómago

13 ¿Cómo se dice? Your arm hurts. Te duele el brazo.

14 ¿Cómo se dice? Our legs hurt. duelen las piernas. Nos

15 He’s bothered by the smoke
¿Cómo se dice? He’s bothered by the smoke Le molesta el humo.

16 I’m scared of hospitals.
¿Cómo se dice? I’m scared of hospitals. los hopitales. Me dan miedo

17 He is disgusted by blood.
¿Cómo se dice? He is disgusted by blood. Le da asco la sangre.

18 We are disgusted by roaches.
¿Cómo se dice? We are disgusted by roaches. Nos dan asco las cucarachas.